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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
NEWS AND COMMENT,

IRISH affairs have at last come to q eri
sis. The NatiOnalists assembled in Rrea
meeting at Mitchelstown. Their object wa,
legitimate, to protest against the arrest ot
Mr. WN. O'BRIEN, one of their mos,
trusted leaders. The meeting was address,
ell by many prominent men.
All had proceeded quietly until force
Of police put in an appearance, and an in
descrihable scene eususd. The police at
tackled the people whose leaders were no
longer able to restrain them. They were
forced hack 10 their barracks and thence
fired upon detenseless men and women.
and finally charged them with the bayo-
net
These are the events that palliate the in.
tammatory utterances of DAyIrT and his
followers. That they are permitted in this
aye and by an enlightened government is
4 blot upon the civilization of the nine
teenth century.
WrOnged Ireland must soon have her
day Of triumph. The desperate efforts of -.
the Tories to gOad her into rebellion can :
not avail much longer to delay that day.
An educated public sentiment will recog- = =
lize her wrongs and redress them.
Opinions differ As to the immediate effect = q,
his unfortunate affair will have upon the "
ueStion OF Home Rule. 1t may retard r =
he final victory Of the Irish party in Par
ament; on this account it is u matter of .
eep regret that the meeting did not quietly :
.Sperse, and thus foil the purposes of the =
en- whose study it has been to tempt lie
lem to acts OF open violence. Hor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

PROFESSORS JIMMY Rowan, Of Pitts
burg, and MAETIN DEMPSEY, of Brooklyn,
will tight lor $500 n side either on the Ohio
or Mouungahrla one hundred miles from
Pltl.hurG.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

MATTERS have become 50 serious at
Rustchuk that the French Consul Is com
PEELED u pack up his grip and HE himself
away under threats of violence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

The MauitobAnS are making hardy
fight for the Red River Railway. The
difficulties IN the path are enormous
lack OF funds is the snag they are hung
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

Threatened the French Consu6s
PARIS, September 1O.-The FRI
sui at Rustchuck has been
life having been threatened
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
Yesterdays Game.
->fpIrs n Sapfamhar IN .

COLUMBUS, O., September 10.-About
three hundred people witnessed Wheeling
defeat Columbus to-day, in one Of the
poorest games that has taken place here
this season. The fielding on both sides was
vretched, and Wheeling won by hard and
timely hittssg, assisted by the home teams
eight errors. The visitors took. q winning
lead in the first inning, making five runs
on hits by Nicholson and Stencil, base
on balls errors of Welch, Mutton aud Pike.
In the third they made three more, after
two men were out on hits by
Stencil, White and Westlake, and Murphy's
muff of Myers long fly in deep left field
The same dose was repeated in the next
inning when they made three runs on hits
by Nichol, Nicholson and Stencil, Kings
ley's error and wild throws by Pike and
West The home teams agony was ended
by the visitors in the seventh, they max
ing their last two runs on Nicholson's
single, Whites three bagger and Vests
muff of fly from Westlake's bat. The
home team in addition to their wretched
fielding were unable to bunch their hits
excepting in the ninth inning when sing
les by West, Welch, Kingsley's double
and errors by Nicholson and Stenzline net
ted them three runs. Nicholson's second
base, and Erick's first base play were the
only redeeming features Of the game. The
score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

SENAToE SABIN is defendant IN sult
for one million dollars. Charges OF a
serious nature are preferred against the
honorable Senator from Minnesota.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
BLOODSHED
At the Irish National League Meeting
Yesterday.
POLICE FIRE ON The CROWDS
A Horrible Afair-Men Shot Down in
Cold Blood.
CAUSE OF THE DISTURBANCE.

LONDON September IO.-Seyep tbou
sand persons had assembled at the meet
ing held to express indignation at the Gov
ernments prosecution of Mr.. O'Brien
winch was to be addressed by Messrs. La
Dillon, Drummer, Gill, Condor
ana John Ellis, members of Parliament.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

CALIFORNIA wants more population and
TO get it she will probably give free trans
portation across the country TO all immi-
grants.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

The New England Consolidated and the
Rostou and Albany roads have agreed to
consolidate interests. This is the age OF
railway deals.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

A WONDERFUL. artesian well has been
struck in Illinois. What Is the matter
with one in Texas
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

The soldiers monument overlooking
the spot where General BraddOck fell, was
unveiled with appropriate ceremonies yes
terday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
4 Thlrty Thonsand pollar kire.

CLEVELAND, o, September lO.-The
works of the Ohio Shear Company, at
Elyris, o., burned last night. Loss, $3O,-
900; insurance small.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

THE Bald KnObbers have sn pleaded
guilty and will probably get the extreme
penalty-ten years and $1,000 fine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

Ur at Weston they have very peculiar
way Of playing base ball. A iree-ior'all
fight enliyened an otherwise slow game
yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
The Hotel RnfYner Leased.

THE international Medical Congress ad-
journed yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
No Decision Yet..

OTTAWA, III, September i0.-The So
urerne Court met at 8 O'Clock this morn
ing. bat no reference was made TO the An
archists cAsea-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

The officials of the great GOgebie iron
mines are accused OF malfeassnce in office.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

YESTERDAY large Meeting OF Ontario
farmers declared in favor of commercial
uniOn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

NEW YORE is having good sized official
scandal in the custom house.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

4 Dublin dispatch says: John Dillon
has been interviewed with respect TO the
riot. He said he was in the police bar
racks at the time of the shooting. He saw
the police attempting to murder pris-
oner, ana witnessed them firing out of a
window at persons hundreds of yards dis
tant, though no attack had been made on
the barracks. it is now learned that there
is a larger number Of wounded than at
first reported. 1t is said that 0'Brien was
arrested yesterday, and there is great ex-
citement in Dublin.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Last Hour Cards.

Mr.. Foulk, In the oom mittse to In
vestigAto the chsrges against the princi-
pal OF the High School, yesterday Alter
noon, very properly o'jected to the pub
lica,ion OF cards and letters in the pub.
lilo papers by mem bers OF the Board oi
Education to ipfi hence public opinion
either for or sgsinst the principal dur
ing the pending Investigation. Three
cards were published In last Sundays
S;ar from oiGiz ,ns OF f ktoD, highly
favorable to the prin cipal. that had
been written and sent 70 Mr.. Palmer
evidently OF the instigation OF some
body In this city. The gentlemen who
wrote the oAris would naturally have
sent them TO either the secretary or the
President OF the Board Of Education
had they not been Otherwise posted. Th'
investi CATION entirely relates to wha
was done In the Wilmington Hist
School, and not 10 the + k.on AcAd
eny.
OF such evident impro priety WAS thu
publication Of thsse last hour" cards
that the editor OF the S.ar, who was no
to blame, apologizsd for them In an edi
torfal 80 far 10 he was concerned. TIL,
question arises, how csn the gentle
who Ia . mem Der OF the Board OF Eiu
cation, after betraylng such unusual In
teress In the principal OF the Hlg
School vote, intslllgeutiy and wishou
bliss upon the report OF the commiste
when 1t 10 made?
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

MR. JOHNSON. agent Tor the Dayton
H sdse Fsaoe Company, viii take :
company Of thirty-dve or forty farmers
nm 10 Trenton next Thursday, 70 let
,hen see for themselves the advantages
and merits there are in the Dayton
Hedge fenoe. The farmers are all get
ting OF one mind In regard TO the fence
and largo numbers OF them are SUP
scrlbine for stock In the New oesut
% ,unty Hedge Company. It's NOT In
probable thas the company VII % Or
ssuizsd this fall. The question o
fences With the farmers 10 getting 70 b
one OF general Interest and concern, In
the fsce OF the general disAppearsno'
OF timber. Nothing has shown itsel
ss q substitute for wooden fences that II
Is cheap as the hedge properly mans
ped, and the farmers are fast hndini
this out
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
PUEBLO sA10s.

IN OHANOkRY. NEW OAsTL =
(NIUNTY.- sale OF Heal
Esats. by virtue Of decree OF the court
Of Uhspcsry Of the state o. De.aves " ano
term A. ID. ,lssi, Of sait court, VIII Be sx-
noss4 10 public sale, at the county Court
Eouss. IN me city Of Wilmington,
ON wEDN EsDAY,
The gst DAY OF oFSEPrEMBER A. d. ~,
Ata o'clock p. m,
The following described real sstate, situate
in ssid city, and bounded and described -
follows, 70 wit:
No i. Beginning At q stake IN the south:
and roplar streets, . Z the distance OF % feet
from the westerly side Of Poplar st.; thencs
southsrly BY q lire Of lands late OF Pfovf-
osncs Reynolds. deceased, devised TO WIN.
McCsullsy In tIu,t, through the mhdie oi
3 division wall between the two houses par
slIei 10 Poplar street, 81 feat 70 stake In an
ailey running TO Poplar street., thence ~ o
line IN said alley westerly parallel with
Sscosd street Il feet TO stake In william
ariDss's line, now of Harriet W. OIing
the nrst Dc, cribed line 30 feet 10 the said
side Of second streef; thence herewith east
eriy 81 feet 70 the place Of beginning, to the
contents more or less; with the alley privi
leg % attached thereto.
no. q Beginning at the corner formed by
the intsrsection OF tho toutbe'ly side o
LobSeli street and the westerly st1o ofA 30
| feet wide street. laid cut between Lobdel
and A sirs etc, parallel with and at the dis
tance OF 17b fee: from OlAy mont street
thence along said 20 feet vide street 90 foe
70 Q corner; thcn.s westerly And parable
win Lobeeil street ilb fsst. 10 inches, NOR
or less, TO the oastcriy tide Of the Old Ferr,
| road with the privilege Of one-haif OF tn
| said Ola Ferry road whom vacAtec); theDc
tn ereby portherly about 81 feet 70 the afore
/ said side OF Lobdell street; and thence tners
l by essterly lss ieet Q iuches to the place o
beginning, be the contents thereof whs
they nay.
No, 8. Beginning At stake on the ntrtl
sioe Of Liberty street. llo feet from tn
| southwest side Of John Heoget's land ,beinI
q corner OF John Ath's lot; thence slon,
| Ash's line north ~ degrees, west 30 feet 10
| le-feet wde alley; thencc aleng said slie.
| side north es degrt es, ,esst Is feet TO stake
| corner Of lot now or formerly OF M ichAe
}U'Donnell thence by said " DonnelPs lin
south ~ degrees. east 90 feet 10 Libert
street and thence BY the side OF said stree
south 6s degrees, vert IS feet TO the place Q
begin ming Containing within those poupd
l .o2c euuare feet OF land, te the - me NOR
or less. Attenisnce will bo given an
terms do known 3; tho time and plas
Aforesaid by
J, d. hoFFEOKER, JR. TRUSTEE.
Or by his attorney.
i Attest: JIM. HOUSM4N,
Register UouIt Chancery. s2eofts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Uncle Tom's Cabin.

The Opera House was we'll Allied last
n hit, the attraction being Goithold' .
version OF Uncle Toms Cabin, and
those who attended were not disap'
pointed In witnessing the best proc 10
ton OF this time honored drama that
has ever been given in this city. Mr..
w. j. MAgee prese ented the character OF
Uncle Tom in . manner which not only
proved him 9 good actor In this PAR
ticulsr, but also that he fully under
stands the requirements OF this, 10
many respects. difficult part. Harry
Barry more as George Harris and Simon
Legree was excellent, while Jennie
Gilbert as Eliza and Classy did ad
mirAbly In both characters As Topsy
Sallie Partipgton stands without q RI
val, and her rend ition of that charac.
ter, with Addie Kunkle's Aun'
| Ophelia, and Walter White ss Marks,
kept the audience convulsed with
laughter.
Little Jossie, as Eva, proved re
markable child Aotress, and 30 won the
hearts OF the audience that many were
moved to tears with her death bed
scene In the fourth act. All the Other
characters were sustained In the very
best manner, and saving few bitches
unavoidable 10 q frst night. the entir'
performance was remarkably smootl
throughout.
This dramatic alton of Mrs. Stowe
great work is entirely different to an!
ever before seen in this city, as MI
tGotthold has kept as near the thread O
the story as possible, and lett out muc
iof the bnrlesque introd uosd by Others
and skilliully handled the paiheti
parts, which iu other versions are tota
iy esche wed. IT is presented with sp'
cial scenery aud 10 pechsrical effects, n
the grand transformation In the la'
sot Is one Of the finest and most wor
deIful pieces Of scenery ever placed O
any stage. 1t will be given again, on
for the last time, this evening, and vi
Q no doubt draw another crowded hcus
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
ON FRIDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 81
st 2 o'c,ock p. No.,
following described real estate, viz:

The following described real estate, viz:
All those two certsin tract- or parcels OF
Blackb bird undred late part Of hppoquini-
mink Hundred, In the county aforesaid, de-
scrtbed a3 follows. to wit
Beginning AT the centre o + u bridge over the
northwest branch oi Duck Creek IN the road
from Blackbird TO Chambersyille south II IL
degrees, east III i.iO perches TO n stake In the
said road, co -ner for land for John l.. Cham
brrs. thence with the land Of said Chambers
and Others lands OF James V. Moore, north 3
saSe e1TntS said lt Modfs fGs@s M.ns e
Davis, thence with Iaid Davis line
north 10 degrees, west l"5b-iU perches
10 stone on the n1rth side Of the northwest
branch of Duck creek corner aforesaid
Davis and Gideon T.. Hukill, thence with said
n5s ne so%sa snrns4 sI 2 PeGTchs.
Anderson land, thence with Anderson's line
south degrees east Il 3 perches to stake
said Anderson, thence up the said branch
and binding Herewith li2 perches to the
place OF beginning, containing 20l acres and
- perches, being part of the same premises
conveyed 10 the said Sarah ii. Atherly by the
deed Of the parties Of the second part, bearing
even daie herewith.
No. 2. Beginning at stone at the root OF
an apple tree on the ncrtherly side of the pub
lie road leading from Chambefsvill- to Black
| toward q poplar 10 a stone corner for
lands now OF John Atherly and George
A. Deskyne eol lecenily S3nSeyed to then a1 by
pu -ehased from Gideon v. Ilukill also a
corner of other land OF the said Benja-
min Col ins. lately John l.. Chambers, from
thence u westerly direction with the lin,
| of said Atherly to large corner white On h
tnow cut DOWN standing in the line Of the
land winch was signed TO the Orphans Courl
| as the property of John W. Tsrrell, deceased
| to the said John Atherly from thence south
criy direction by inc OF the said Atherly q
the public road leading from Cham be rsville 4
[ BaeAblrd, from thence an castcrly direction
| ith said road to the place of beginning, con
taining about one acre, be the same more o.
less.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
| erty of John q. Armstrong, administrator .
sarah A. Atherly, deceased, and to he sold b,
GILES LAMBSDN, Sheriff.
I sherif's Once, Wilmington, september
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
sticking to tho Charges.

The committee appointed to invesA-
gate the charges against the principal
OF the High School met yesterday and
organizes by the election OF officers. 1t
IL not surprising that the committee
found some difficulty In formulating
. line OF direction and guidance for
themselves. The resolution passed by
the Board OF Z iueation requested the
committee to investigate "all charges, F"
whether written or oral, that have been
brought or may be brought against the
principal OF the High School, the ladies
who brought the charges against the
principal, and the committees who
have had charge Of the High School
during the trou ples that have taken
place. The experience Of the committee
evidently was that the resolution was
too much OF drag ne.." The only
direct charges found upon the com nit
tees table we're those by Mtsse, Hare
and Pyls sgainst the principal. AL
others we're but casual hsArssy, having
really no foundA ion to stand upon
The ojmmi.tee, therefore, ttoush 1
still has the power to work the "drAi
net" for all thas there is In 1t, YER!
properly AMI wisely o)nfined than
selves 70 the direst charges, and sensi
bly, Instructed ths secretary to notify
the principal OF the aIgh School, th
ladies bringing specific charges agAins
him, and the respective s,hool commit
tees OF the High School to be preseu
this evening at the investigation Wit
whatever evidence In the case they ma
zee proper to bring.
The com mittee Is evidently dispose
10 per NIT the brosdes. latitude In givlr
evidence, and shows no disposition
suppress any facts relative to and bea
ing upon the case.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

THE MOST important medical Con
gress ever ssse N bled In the world In
modern history is now In session As
Washington. We doubt II . more In.
telligent and philAnthropis body could
be gathered. The study OF medicine
not only brings out the deep theory ol
science and skill combined, but the
practice ~ we'll. The Congress ~.
fortunate In having such IN intelligen
citizen as Secretary BsyArd to vel
come 1t to Washington, and 1t VA
equally characteristic OF the Presiden
that he should be glad TO get away from
% Oh m intelligent body Of men.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Philadelphia Wilmington 4 Bal
timors Railroad.
Jsaa H.. 1877. .

49, AD~9 AUWSs
Tran. .m !sevs W,lningscn - iel,s.:
., Is, SO, . 10. ) ", iSoi. II "a II 81 Al !,
sssonnodst,sa, .. @ o. q. 10 q = n.
., %, n, 70, . 90, 10 % p: N.
sG. il .. il Il = n. il ., "a, : . and I.sa
'Acoonnedas,on. 70. ~,,o sls, 1914
. ~ soo, ~, ~; 70 md ID 10 % p; y; 2
For wei osssssr, via I..nokin. $50 and
SIS .. m, 2 % and 90 p. m.
sso, Tss r;r.rs Cents; II and sas q mn
Baltimore and INTERN ediats stations, 10 60
d N, 81 and II % p. m.
BAltimore and Bay Line, q p. 10.
bsltimors and " sshins.on, ! q, -, s@
is os, II co. N. Il %. sil'. "a, ~, sn
TrsisS for Dsisx.ss & " Division ,ssvs ier:
New Castle, %, . % .. m, II u, . u, . 70,
go p. N. End II o. night
| 0eorgstown and Loves, % .. m, and u
FOR Kshoposh, . 90 .. N. and $50 tEx.
s..,erd !E1pss., . np: m.
Harnnston, Dslmar and way stations,s u
EIprss. for Harrington, $50 ,. m Wa,
s1prss: K icr Dover. Harrington and Dol
franklin Uity, 80 .. m. -
Express fcr 0spe Oharlss, Old Point Com
tort and Norfolk, II % night.
Lsavs PhiIadsiphia, Brosd street, fel
Wilmington lexprossl, II 10, 90, 70, ~
so, .oD, II ls, II % .: m. 2lo, oo1, %
tso, sos, s n, eo7, 0 81, IL 20 p. m.
Aooommodation,e 9 %, 10 20 .. ~. ye, 90
s27, Z 81. . n. Q % 10 % 10 20 and II ~ D. u,
Trains marked thus (slare nmitsd sxpfss
upon which sxtra fare u charged.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Pniladslphia texpressl, 2 90, 3 "a, q
T1s, 9lo. II 81 Q. M, . ~, n and 7 90 p. "
Accommodation, SIS Q. m, II 10, ] u
40, Q go, Z ". . 10 p. m.
For ohsstef isxpfsss,, 7 ls,s 10. IL q .. IN,
S22 90 aud v 90 p. m.
Accommodation, Q Is .. m, IL Ic, 10, II
For Now YORK (sxprsssJ, 3 90. ssl slg
~, s,sls,n 81 q n, 81, a, 's2s, I@ sn
ros West Ohesssr. Vi. Lsmosin. slsa. n
Tor Cape Un.rl.., Old Point Comfort An
For New Uastis. middietown, Clayton
| Dover, Harrington, Eeaf0rd, Laurel an
Dolmsr, II es night
baltimore aao Washington, -, 10, . o.
10 os am. Il GO, $3.50, and7 Up. N. Bait
Leave Philadelphis, Broad street, FOR vi
ningtsn tsxpress), u %, 0 70, 70, . 10, II
Z. m. D oS o 81, and IL 20, p. N.
Accommodation, sss, 10 - ,. m, Il 90, . o
sla, 9 IS and II u p. N.
Tor furtnor inrorraAtion pssssnsars are Ys
isrrsd to the ticket otsos ss the st,n3p.
General Passenger Agsrs
| CHArI n E. Puau General manAse9.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
For WorkinxInep to Look AT.

The apparent dullness prevailing
amongst some Of the manufacturing
industries OF the country may very
readily be accounted for upon the
ground that there hiss been . great In
Grease In the imports Of dutiAble goods
shis year, especially Of metals OF every
Kind. II this 10 possible under oar
present tariff duties, what would IL be
under Q reduction Of these duties, or
their almost entire abolition rs pre-
posed BY the extreme free-sraders? Here
are few figures In the case that ousht
to open tue eyes Of the people. To June
%, the end Of eleven months, the In.
crssee In vAlue OF All imports amoun ted
Z, Sl34 725, 900. The imports OF pig iron
for j une amounted TO A III tons against
S2.531 tons for June last year. Strap
tr IN, sat only TO be re- manufactured, !"
increa sed from 9,S7S tons to 43. 647 tone;
loops, brsds, strips. ETC., from 36l ,2i5
pounds to 5.626, ,009 pounds. Ingoss,
blooms, slabs, blllets aud bars OF steel,
and "s.esl not else where specified" In
creased from 19, ,09O, 6ol pounds to 3d.
22l, ,954 pounds. 10 the schedule OF
glass and glass ware the Item Of cyl
iader, crown and common window
gia.s, un polished, increased from
4 ls7, 900 pounds TO 6,SS2, 900 p,unds.
There was . remarkable in-
Grease In both the quantities and
values Of Zinc and spelter In blocks
and pigs, the increase In quantity
being from l73, $50 pounds 10 1871, 239
pounds, and In value &c.. .5o6.
Take the single Item Of pig iron.
Here are "A, Ill tons in one month oi
imported iron bro1ght to our shores
that ought to have been made here and
given to American labor. L. is equal
TO Q yearly In mportation OF $50, ,052 tone
and At $500 per ton, represents 9
money value OF So, $40, ,9}G, which hal
been sent out OF the country that should
have been spent OF home for labor, ms
tsrial, etc The work required to pro
duoe this pig iron is work taken away
from American lsborers and the money
spent Tor II that would have been OR
oulAted here At home, going from th
workingnAn to the merchant AM
farmer, and from them back again int
circulation among our own people. ls
. wise poli,y that allows such . thin
to be possible, and not q most foolis
one that makes IL possible for the in
porta.ion to be increased two or thre
fold? This, remember, Is but one sing
article OF importation that can On
should be manufactured here ct HON
There 10 steel increased slmos. th:eefo
In importations; glass. glassware, etc
nearly dou bled, and large importation
OF other or .icles We can produce In Oh
own country. Every pound OF unu
oessary importation is Just: so muc
work taken ont OF IN American worl
inemans hands, and every dollar take
from America is bat TO enrich foreie
manufacturers at the expense OF OF
home people. This 10 fallAcy OF u
Wise policy that NO laboring man shou
fall 10 see.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
pHLADELPHIh. u
l. wlLMlHGTOE III
STEAMERS
BRAHDYwIsE p
AND w
WILMINGTON ~

On and after Ihu,sda,
Wul leave Fourth st.se, VII,
days iacludedj, for Cpssls
phia 1t ! and 10 q. n, ll,s
p. N.
For Marcus Hook, IAN,
Leave Philadelphia aid,
noon, and <p. u.
An extra boat Will le.-
and Wilmington ct tc.is sgs,
ing.
On Sunday, July 2i. spi
thereafter until further nom
Brapdywine will leave rCu,I
ut ! .. m, CONNECTING a. PaI
the Camden and Atlartlc ii
Atlantic city, arriving tht,
m. Returning, will leave 4
8 o'clock p. m.. ard arrive II
9p m. Fare for the fou.! /
Telephone NO. 81.
No freight received Tor 4 1
after 30 minutes preEidus
time.